From a Monolithic PLM Landscape to a Federated Domain and Data Mesh
Y. Hooshmand, J. Resch, P. Wischnewski, Pranav Anil Patil
Abstract
Abstract Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is one of the most business-critical IT backbones of manufacturing companies. It often consists of numerous, rigidly interwoven monolithic applications and is seen as synonymous with costly maintenance, lack of extensibility, and poor scalability. This paper proposes an approach for transforming a monolithic PLM landscape into a federated Domain and Data Mesh. This enhances semantic interoperability and enables data-driven use cases by treating data as first-class citizens. User-centric PLM domains moreover help to increase productivity in the workplace.
Topics & Concepts
InteroperabilityScalabilityDomain (mathematical analysis)ExtensibilityComputer scienceProduct lifecycleProductivityProduct (mathematics)World Wide WebBusinessNew product developmentDatabaseMathematicsMathematical analysisOperating systemMarketingMacroeconomicsEconomicsGeometrySoftware System Performance and ReliabilitySoftware Engineering ResearchBusiness Process Modeling and Analysis